Shaping our Future: AI, Export Controls, and Economic Competition
Join us for an in-person panel discussion exploring how U.S. compute export controls intersect with national security priorities and long-term economic competitiveness.
As artificial intelligence reshapes global power dynamics, the policies governing access to advanced compute have never been more influential.
Our panel highlights leading voices from across the compute and policy community to examine the economic considerations, alongside those informed by national security concerns, in today's export control landscape, and what they mean for America's position in the global AI race.
Panelists:
Mark Beall, President of Government Affairs, The AI Policy Network, Former Senior DoW Official
Janet Egan, Deputy Director of Technology and National Security, Center for a New American Security
Saif Khan, Distinguished Technology Fellow, Institute for Progress, Former Senior Commerce and NSC Official
Moderator:
Mitch Kominsky, VP of Government Affairs, Americans for Responsible Innovation
The event will open with short introductions, followed by a moderated panel discussion, and will close with a Q&A, followed by refreshments and networking.
When:
Thursday, May 21st
2:30 PM-4:00 PM
Where:
Room SVC 202 (The U.S. Capitol Visitor Center)
1st St SE, Washington, DC 20515
Please note this event will follow Chatham House Rules.
This event has been designed to comply with House and Senate ethics rules. This event has also been designed to comply with Executive Branch ethics rules.